I agree with Mohanji, in principle. As a matter of fact a flat 1% tax on all bank incoming funds and removal of any tax at all in any form might both yield greater revenue and also save on apparatus for collection of tax plus make distribution of revenue amongst Central, state and local body seamless and being without use of discretion at fixed percentage, shall be free of moral or fiduciary corruption. more

Hello Mr Mohit Good ideas but we must not raise expectations too muc, tax exemption must move in stages from Rs 5 lacs now and going up later. Corporate tax anyways is moving towards 25% Even MP and MLA must be brought into tax network and made to file IT returns and all MP/ MLA and Public office must have PAN card as mandatory requirement too. Cash withdrawal tax must be started surely, to add digital transactions, if not turnover tax. All major exemptions also must be removed with only specific incentive based exemptions remaining, to make laws simple for all, like PF/Pension fund etc We all must make some tax contribution, while also make government accountable too, which is crux of any development of the nation Thanks more

THE GOVERNMENT MUST INTRODUCED TRANSACTION TAX TO THE BANK INWARDS AT 0.01 % AND OBSERVE THE TOTAL IMPACT AND MEAN TIME THE COLLECT AMOUNT CAN BE ADJUSTED IN FINAL RETURN FOR THE YEAR 2017 -2018 IF IT WORKS AND SHOWS SOME POSITIVE SIGNALS THEN WHOLE TAX STRUCTURE CAN BE RE-STRUCTURED more

It is high time that we move towards Bank Transaction Tax and GST at the most. No subsidies or any other exemptions. Expenses related to Essential goods to be exempt from GST and BTT. This will simplify the filing of tax returns and put huge amount of human resources at the disposal of the government to monitor implementation at grass roots levels. It can effectively address corruption too. more